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17 August 2026

TGS and GTI team up on global offshore seismic projects

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TGS and GTI team up on global offshore seismic projects

Oslo-listed seismic specialist TGS and seismic recording technology and services provider Geophysical Technology Inc. (GTI) have entered into a strategic collaboration agreement to jointly pursue seismic acquisition projects spanning shallow water, transition zone, and deepwater environments. Under the agreement, the companies will evaluate and pursue projects on a case-by-case basis, combining their complementary assets, technology, …

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